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Sep 1911
Bond-Friction-Resistance in Reinforced Concrete
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Volume 73, Issue 3
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Early in 1907 the writer began a systematic study of bond in reinforced concrete in flexure. This study was particularly directed to the published reports of experiments by eminent American investigators on reinforced concrete. The reports on hand at the time the study began were by Professors Hatt, Lanza, Talbot, Howe, Turneaure, and Marburg, and Messrs. Humphrey, Harding, and others. Later, further reports were obtained from the Universities of lllinois and Wisconsin. The files of Engineering News, Engineering Record, and Concrete Engineering were carefully scrutinized, and other publications were examined for data on this subject.
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Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers
Volume 73 • Issue 3 • September 1911
Pages: 230 - 266
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© 1911 American Society of Civil Engineers.
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William Fry Scott, AM.ASCE
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